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I recently became a member of Spirit Airlines' $9 Fare Club. I would like to maximize the benefit by planning my vacations around cheap Spirit fares. Basically, what I am looking for is a way to find the cheapest flights available on Spirit from my home airport to anywhere (i.e. no specified destination). Is there a way to find this information?

To be clear, I want to find cheap flights that are available, regardless of the dates that they are available.

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  • On a given day, or just in general?
    – Gagravarr
    Oct 27, 2015 at 16:33
  • @Gagravarr Just in general
    – Daniel
    Oct 27, 2015 at 16:39

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It's kludgy, but you could always use ITA Matrix to search for flights from your home airport to anywhere Spirit flies. The Spirit timetable should make it fairly easy to get a list of airport codes for this purpose. You can also specify the airline you want under "Advanced Routing Codes"; in this case, you would enter NK, which is Spirit's carrier code.

For example, if your home airport is Boston, you could consult the timetable to find that there are Spirit flights from BOS to ATL, DFW, FLL, RSW, LAS, MYR, and PBI. Searching for round-trips with departure BOS and destination ATL, DFW, FLL, RSW, LAS, MYR, PBI, with routing code NK, yields the following results: enter image description here This is the search for a fixed date of departure & return, but you could equally well search for flights within a day or two of a given date, or search a range of dates using their "calendar of lowest fares" functionality.

This would become more tedious if your home airport is one of their "focus cities", with dozens of destinations; but it would still in principle be possible, and might be your best option if nobody comes up with a better one.

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  • I'd also like to be able to include trips that have multiple stops.
    – Daniel
    Oct 27, 2015 at 16:43
  • @Daniel: That's trickier. If a better option doesn't come up, you could always create a list of all of Spirit's destination airports, save it in a text file, and then cut-and-paste whenever you want to run the search. It would be tedious, but you'd only need to do it once.
    – Michael Seifert
    Oct 27, 2015 at 16:50
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    Ok that works. I'm also interested specifically in the price for $9 Fare Club members, though, and I think this won't work for that. I'm not sure if $9 Fare Club prices are proportional to regular prices
    – Daniel
    Oct 27, 2015 at 16:52
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The extremely flexible Azuon app can do it as well, but has a subscription fee.  It has a huge list of airlines; you'd have to UNcheck all of them except Spirit.  You can make the source and/or destination list a whole country or continent (or several of them).  You can make the travel dates any range at all.  The subscription fee is small.

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